... residences of the Dukes of Leinster, and the arms of the Fitzgeralds are placed over the principal entrance. It was there, too, that the duer between Daniel O'Connell and D'Esterre, stepfather of the Rev. Grattan Guinness, was fought. A youth of fifteen, ...

... treason-felony. It was in '67. He was taken while leading an armed charge on some barracks, but praised by the judge for bravely rescuing some women and children from the flames. Sir Thomas 'Grattan Esmonde is the only baronet in the party. He is also a landlord ...

... ment which it is intended to set up in Ireland has no real resemblance to the Irish Parliament of the eighteenth century. Grattan's Parliament was a Parliament of Pro- testant Loyalists, of the chief owners of property in Ireland, of men who were bound ...

... have already christened it Battersea Park) ; with Mr. R. J. Price, the new ?? for East Norfolk, at Ivy Farm hard by ; with John Burns at Sidestrand, Henry Broadhurst on the Cromer road, andl Sidney Buxton about to take possession of a pretty Overstrand ...

... subscriptions from our army connections only for the purpose of providing a -free annual meal for our less fortunate comrades-in-arms We others have paid *for our own meal, and that was all there was to it. But we are all getting older everyyear, and with the ...

... Waterford in the interests of peace, but he omits referring to the November affray, when a number of Mrn Dillon's followers, armed with sticks, got into conflict with the citizens of Waterford. With the knowledge of this affray present to the minds of Mr ...

... God, we may at least congratulate ourselves that things have been improving within the last couple of generations. Even Mr. John Morley, if he ever feels tempted, once more, as on a historic occasion, to throw up his hands in despair at a crime-ridden ...

... prayer by the Bishop of London:- Rouge Dragon Pursuivant of Arms. Portcullis Pursuivant of Arms. The House of Commons in line of fours i Bluemantle Pursuivant of Arms. Rouge Croix Pursuivant of Arms. Privy Councillors, not being members of either House of ...

... stuck one of its claws light through the man's arm and bit off one of his fingers. Kieffer, who fainted away, was rescued with some difficulty by a lion tamer, and alter having had his maimed hand and arm bandaged at a neighbouring chemist's was conveyed ...

... it will be seen that Captain Lugard had several quasi-friendly encounters with Mr. Stokes, with reference to the disposal of arms and ammunition, those, however, taking place before this trade was prohibited by the Brussels Treaty. The diplomatic skill ...

... the -heavy gale. yesterday the Cardigan lifeboat Lizzie and Charles Lei.ghr Ciare, of the Royal National Lifeboat Ilistitution, put off and gallantly saved the crew of ttwo men of the smack Chtistiana bound from Cardigan to Good Wick with a cargo of bricks ...

... Umfuli district: John Staundt, Benjamin }1. Founie, V an Rooyen, Norton, wife nurse, and child, Fairwether, J. M. Alexander, Steele, Austin, Salisbury district: Briscoe, Harry Ciray, Campbell, jun., A. Lov, Adam Dickinson, Tucker, Baers, John iMleyers, witfe ...